Memphis police arrested one suspect involved in a robbery on Prescott Road and are searching for a second, following a physical assault and theft on July 21.

The Shelby County Health Department will open on Saturday, July 26, to help families get birth certificates and access other services for school enrollment.

Memphis faces an Extreme Heat Warning with heat indices up to 111, prompting recommendations for air-conditioning, hydration, and caution to prevent heat-related illnesses.

Volunteers in Covington, Tennessee, joined a three-hour trash cleanup, gathering 3,200 pounds of litter. The event was supported by local businesses and organizations and praised by the police department.

Upcoming construction at S.R. 14 and I-55 in Memphis will cause ramp closures and traffic shifts as part of a bridge replacement project starting July 27. TDOT advises planning for detours and lane reductions.

James Calvin Hennings, 43, was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison for his role in a fentanyl and meth trafficking operation and possession of contraband as an inmate.

The Memphis Police Department reported a robbery by armed suspects and are seeking information on the culprits who used stolen cards at a gas station.

A search is ongoing for three men missing after a fishing trip on the Mississippi River near Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park, with various agencies involved.

Memphis Police seek four men for a July 15 robbery on South Mendenhall Road where a victim was assaulted and robbed of their watch. Tips can be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 901-528-CASH.

Memphis housing developers are invited to a workshop on becoming Community Housing Development Organizations to access federal HOME funding for affordable housing.

U.S. Marshals arrested Tristan Mullins in Memphis on charges of aggravated rape and assault, with additional charges in Texas. His arrest highlights inter-agency cooperation in law enforcement.

Dr. Don McPherson, with over thirty years in education, has been named FCPS superintendent, drawing on diverse experience including teaching and corporate roles.

Memphis faces an extreme heat warning with heat index values up to 111 degrees; residents are urged to stay cool and watch for heat-related illness symptoms.